Meghan Markle news: Exiled Prince Harry urged ‘to make peace with Royals’ on UK trip despite NO plans to meet Queen

PRINCE Harry & Meghan Markle should make time to heal rifts with the Royal Family during an upcoming trip to the UK, an expert says.

The Duke and trip will support “several charities close to their hearts” in September, the couple’s spokesperson said of their first joint visit since the

But it has not been revealed if they will hold an audience with The , or meet with senior royals such as or William.

Ingrid Seward, editor of Majesty magazine, told the the couple should reach out and make time to ease tensions with the .

She said: “Harry and Meghan’s September trip to the UK and Europe will have been carefully planned. None of this is difficult and should if they are sensible, leave space for important family matters.

“Finding time to see Harry’s grandmother the whether it be at Balmoral or Windsor Castle is important. She might be 96 and be suffering from mobility problems, but she is still in charge.

“There is no way the Sussexes would want to upset her and making the effort to travel to Scotland if the Queen is still in residence, would go down well.”

And speaking of the Duke’s controversial new memoirs, the expert added: “With the prospect of his controversial autobiography appearing at the end of the year and causing all kinds of family discord, Harry needs to make peace with as many people as he can, while he can.

“Whether or not that includes his brother Prince William is the question we all want answered. We may have to wait some time.”

It is not yet known if their son Archie, three, and daughter one-year-old Lilibet will join them on their journey across the pond.

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